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Wazdan’s New Jersey entry bolstered with the introduction of Volatility Levels™ feature

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Wazdan, the global supplier of igaming products, has taken its Volatility Levels feature across the Atlantic, with it available to players in New Jersey.

Wazdan’s unique and proprietary feature provides players with complete control over their playing experience, allowing them to modify the game volatility across all Wazdan titles.

There are three Volatility Levels feature and its preconfigured Standard mode, where both win size and frequency are locked in to provide a more level playing experience.

Volatility Levels also gives partners more control over retention, with one game offering multiple gameplay options through its adjustable volatility, thus appealing to a wider base of players.

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It marks the first time US players can customize their own volatility, with the feature being unique to Wazdan.

Live in New Jersey for nearly two months now, Wazdan’s first batch of titles, including the popular Lucky Reels and Sizzling 777 Deluxe, among others, have performed solidly with local players, stressing the worldwide appeal of Wazdan’s content across a vast range of demographics.

Wazdan’s success is based on its driven workforce that provides audiences with innovative features and a wide-ranging slot offering. With consistent, exciting additions to the supplier’s portfolio and a constant strive for innovation, Wazdan’s games range will continue to excel globally.

Andrzej Hyla, Chief Commercial Officer at Wazdan, said: “We are delighted with how well our first batch of games has been received by New Jersey players, and it gives us huge confidence as we look to continue our expansion in North America.

“Much like the Cash Drop promotional tool, our custom Volatility Levels feature sets us apart from suppliers in the space, and we hope that players enjoy the increased level of control they have over their gaming experience.”

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